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Posted 4/13/2022 4:11 PM (GMT 0)
I’m not sure if I have the flu or something. I’ve been low energy the past few days.

Yesterday, I got very nauseous and feverish; my temperature dropped to 94 and my body has been aching terribly. It went up a bit to 96 (the upper 96s are normal for me) but this morning it’s dropped down again to 94. I don’t feel nearly as achy and have no nausea; but I’m freezing.

I’ve taken charcoal, done an infrared sauna session, had hydrogen water, did an Epsom salt foot bath, and a hyperbaric oxygen session. Any other suggestions?
Posted 4/13/2022 4:19 PM (GMT 0)
Low body temperature (and the edema mentioned in another thread) are symptoms of hypothyroidism. PubMed shows multiple studies linking air pollution to hypothyroidism as well, which would explain the emergence of these symptoms after wildfire pollution exposure. Just another thing to think about. A comprehensive thyroid panel might be a good idea.
Posted 4/14/2022 8:12 PM (GMT 0)
I read a study the other day that showed that hypothyroidism can be a physical manipulation of our body to slow the growth of the malaria parasite. If it will do it for malaria, it can do it for other protozoans as well.
Posted 4/14/2022 11:45 PM (GMT 0)
In light of what Georgia Hunter said, do you have any antiparasitics - Ivermectin, Alinia, Mebendezole, Albendazole, etc? If no drugs, how about Mimosa pudica or OTC Pyrantel pamoate? Full moon is Saturday, so it’s perfect timing.
Posted 4/15/2022 2:23 PM (GMT 0)

WalkingbyFaith said...
In light of what Georgia Hunter said, do you have any antiparasitics - Ivermectin, Alinia, Mebendezole, Albendazole, etc? If no drugs, how about Mimosa pudica or OTC Pyrantel pamoate? Full moon is Saturday, so it’s perfect timing.

Oh, excellent idea! I don’t have those but could I do something like wormwood?
Posted 4/15/2022 2:24 PM (GMT 0)

saraeli said...
Low body temperature (and the edema mentioned in another thread) are symptoms of hypothyroidism. PubMed shows multiple studies linking air pollution to hypothyroidism as well, which would explain the emergence of these symptoms after wildfire pollution exposure. Just another thing to think about. A comprehensive thyroid panel might be a good idea.

Wow that’s a huge piece of the puzzle that you just explained. Thank you so much. I’m getting my levels tested this weekend.
Posted 4/15/2022 2:27 PM (GMT 0)

Georgia Hunter said...
I read a study the other day that showed that hypothyroidism can be a physical manipulation of our body to slow the growth of the malaria parasite. If it will do it for malaria, it can do it for other protozoans as well.

Ok, this is fascinating to me. That’s what it feels like, there’s something flaring up and then my temperature drops really low to take care of it. It’s been roller coastering the past few days from 94-97, throughout the day and night.
Posted 4/16/2022 3:33 PM (GMT 0)
When My tick infections were running rampant my body temp would also be 94 in the morning and sometimes before I went to bed just freezing. That was also when my thyroid was in Its worst condition. That’s said, it is now known that many peoples normal temperature can be an even 97.

It wouldn’t surprise me if conventional medicine changes normal body temperature sometime, as the overall world population of normal body temperature has dropped a little from upper 97 to lower 97.
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